National Highway 7 (Varanasi-Kanniyakumari)

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National Highway 7 (Varanasi-Kanniyakumari)
National Highway 7 Route:
Varanasi - Mirzapur - Lalganj - Hanumanha - Mauganj - Rewa - Amarpatan - Maihar - Jukehi - Katni - Sihora - Jabalpur - Bargi - Hulki - Lakhnadon - SeoniChhapara - Seoni - Rukhar - Khawasa - Deolapar - Remtek - Kamthi - Nagpur - ButiBori - Samudrapur - Hinganghat - Wadki - Karanji - Pandharkawada - Bori - Adilabad - Neredikonda - Nirmal - Armur - Dichpalli - Kamareddi - Ramayampet - Tupran - Medchal - Hyderabad - Farrukhnagar - Balanagar - Jadcheria - Udakati - Kottakota - Kurnool - Dhone - Gooty - Anantapur - Ghannekottapalle - Penukonda - Bagepalli - ChikBallapur - Devanhalli - Bangalore - Chandapura - Hosur - Krishnagiri - Karimangalam - Dharmapuri - Omalur - Salem - Rasipuram - Namkkal - Padamudipaliayam - Vedasandur - Dindigul - Vadippatti - Madurai - Tirumangalam - Virudnagar - Sattur - Kovilpatti - Kayattar - Tirunelveli - Munradiaippuo - Nanguneri - Kanniyakumari
On its way, the National Highway 7 meets, 1. National Highway 27 at Mangawan, 2. National Highway 78 at Katni, 3. National Highway 26 at Lakhnadon, 4. National Highways 6 and 69 at Nagpur, 5. National Highways 9 and 202 near Hyderabad, 6. National Highway 205 at Anantapur, 7. National Highways 4 and 209 at Bangalore, 8. National Highway 6 at Krishnagiri, 9. National Highway 47 at Salem and 10. National Highways 49 and 45 at Dindigul.
A major part of NH 7 covers the North-South Corridor of NHDP and it is officially listed as running over 2369 km from Varanasi to Kanyakumari. It is the longest national highway in India. Out of 2369 kms of total length, 128 kms in Uttar Pradesh, 504 kms in Madhya Pradesh, 232 kms in Maharashtra, 753 kms in Andhra Pradesh, 125 kms in Karnataka, 627 kms in Tamil Nadu.